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Prices of zero-coupon bonds rise over time, providing a rate of appreciation equal to the internal, compounded rate of return. Zero coupon bonds are also the vehicles of choice in constructing a yield curve and are oftentimes estimated, when a zero is not readily available, by a treasury strip.
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Zero Coupon BOnds are issued at discount to face value, and its price rises to face value as it goes towards maturity, sometimes it is used to contruct yield curve.